Bitcoin Vs Share Market
                     Bitcoin Vs 
Share Market
Introduction
• Investors nervous about the stock market might be 
looking for alternative investments like Bitcoin. When 
considering cryptocurrencies, though, it’s important 
to assess your overall portfolio goals and risk 
tolerance.
Source: www.thebalance.com 2
Bitcoin Risk vs. Stock Risk
3
Investment Risk
Investments carry risk. The market could crash for 
various reasons. Companies could go bankrupt. Or, in a 
positive sense, a stock could soar over time. Weighing 
risk is important when you decide to add different 
assets to your portfolio.
Source: www.thebalance.com 4
Bitcoin History vs. Share 
History
Historically, the stock market has provided around 10% 
annual returns (6% to 7% when you account for 
inflation). The same can’t be said for Bitcoin.
Source: www.thebalance.com 5
Who Is a Good Fit for 
Bitcoin? 
Bitcoin may make sense if you’re looking for a little 
extra diversity in your portfolio. Cryptocurrencies like 
Bitcoin provide alternatives to more common assets.
Source: www.thebalance.com 6
Who Is a Good Fit for 
Share Market? 
By investing in a broad-based index fund or exchange-
traded fund (ETF) made up of stocks, there’s a good 
chance that you’ll be fine in the long run.
Source: www.thebalance.com 7
Dangers of Bitcoin
When investing in Bitcoin, one of the biggest dangers is 
that it could disappear. It’s easy to replace Bitcoin with 
an alternative, as there are thousands to choose from.
Source: www.thebalance.com 8
Trading platforms
The stock exchange market of India has 8 established 
exchange platforms. Among these, NSE (National Stock 
Exchange) and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) account 
for maximum trading in the country. 
In case of cryptocurrency, there are online trading 
platforms like ZebPay that are rapidly growing and 
gaining a foothold in India’s nascent crypto market.
Source: indiatimes.com 9
Profit controlling 
factors
Both stock exchange and crypto markets are controlled 
by demand and supply factors created by sellers and 
buyers. 
The stock market is additionally affected by a host of 
factors like political events, natural disasters, sporting 
events etc. 
Source: indiatimes.com 1
0
THANK YOU
1
1